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You won't see any Camaro's on the track this year unless they are pace cars. Chevy has said that they didn't like what the car would look like if they made the Camaro to NASCAR specs.
You won't see any Camaro's on the track this year unless they are pace cars. Chevy has said that they didn't like what the car would look like if they made the Camaro to NASCAR specs.
Personally, I don't like the looks of it made to gm
specs! I doubt nascar mods could hurt the looks of it any!!!
There is a chance the Camaro could be in NASCAR in 2013:
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Beginning in 2013, however, the sanctioning body hopes to have each model be easily identifiable from the front, rear and sides. In an effort to allow manufacturers more design leeway, NASCAR will reportedly cease to distinguish between steel and lexan, allowing manufacturers to contour their NASCAR windshields and side windows identically to those found on their stock, production models. The change would allow teams to do away with the bulky, steel B-pillars required under current NASCAR rules, replacing them with thin "support strips" anchored to larger, lexan side windows. The move will greatly enhance brand identity, something automakers have lobbied hard for in recent years. It could also remove the main stumbling block cited by General Motors executives for not keeping their popular Chevy Camaro out of NASCAR competition. GM has staunchly refused to modify what it calls the "iconic body line" of the Camaro for NASCAR competition. But with new rules in place for the 2013 season, there is a chance the Detroit automaker could reconsider that decision.
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